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List of Requirements for an Axolotl?

rmschilling

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Hi, i'm new to this site, but it looked really fun and it seemed like there's a really kind and informative community here. I have been preparing to get an Axolotl for the past 2 months now, and while I believe I have all the requirements to care for an Axolotl (I've done a TON of research), I just want to be sure (I want to make sure my tank has the appropriate setup as well).

I've already contacted a breeder and everything...but they aren't really replying and it's driving me insane :sick: so...if anyone has suggestions on easier ways to get an Axolotl as well, feel free to let me know.
 
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Ooh yeah, I went looking around a bit and saw people offering Axolotls! Thank you very much for the advice! :)
 
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RusieckiR said:
Axolotl.org is a good site to go to but on ths website there are alot of people that sell eggs, babies, juveniles, and adults so look on here for breeders in the for sale section
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Thanks for the advice!!
 
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